Child Bodybuilder Does Push Ups On Glass Bottles

Giuliano Stroe isn't your average 7-year-old boy. After, all how many kids of his age boast two Guinness world records? Not many, we're guessing.

Intermittently in the news for a while now, Romanian child bodybuilder Stroe is the current holder of the 'fastest ever ten meter hand-walk with a weight ball between his legs' world record and the most 'air push-ups' title too - making him, officially, fitter than you.

His latest attention-grabbing stunt comes in the form of this YouTube video, which shows the Schwarzenegger-in-the-making performing a number of push-ups while pressing down on four green glass bottles.

Why does he do this? Only he and his father Iulian know.

World's First Jet-Powered Man Flies in Formation with Planes

We've been following the exploits of Yves Rossy for some time -- how could we not, he goes by the name 'Jetman' and was the first person to fly with a jet-powered fixed wing on his back.

Previously he's performed jetpack stunts including crossing the English channel, flying from Morocco to Spain (which admittedly didn't end well), pulling loop-the-loops and soaring over the Grand Canyon.

And now the 52-year-old Swiss pilot has taken part in another aerobatic display -- flying in formation alongside two L-39C Albatros jet planes.

Rossy started off by holding onto the side of a helicopter and being carried high into the sky above the Swiss Alps, before jumping off and activating his jet powered wing.

The daredevil then used his body movements to control his trajectory and altitude to fly alongside the jet planes at speeds up to 190mph for around ten minutes -- often just a couple of metres from them.

When he'd had enough, Rossy turned off the jets and deployed his parachute before sailing back to the ground calmly like he'd just spent another day at the office.

Jumping up steps on your head

Until we saw this video, we didn't even know "jumping up steps on your head" was something you could actually do -- let alone earn a Guinness World Record for.

Call us old fashioned, but there's something about our legs that make them so suitable for jumping with in our eyes. China's Sun Xi Zhong begs to differ, emphatically proving us wrong by hopping up fifteen steps live on Japanese TV.

Stick Bombs

Now we know this makes us ignorant old fools, but until this morning, we had no idea what a "stick bomb" was. We knew what a "sticky bomb" was, sure -- we've played too much Medal Of Honor, you see -- but "stick bombs"? Not so much.

Today we discovered that they are, in essence, the domino's bigger, badder, much more impressive cousin. Also, they kind of explode.

Created by carefully weaving together little sticks, usually tounge depressors -- they're also known as "Chinese stick puzzles" and "frame bombs" -- if you remove just one stick from a frame, the rest of them will jump up into the air with a surprising amount of force.

Below we've got one of the most impressive homemade stick bomb set-ups out there on the internet, purportedly using over 1000 sticks in total. Anyone with easily distracted kids should take note: you've got a brand new distraction technique to look forward to.